The phrase 'exercise of ownership' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to refer to the action or process of using the right of owning something. For example: "The exercise of ownership is often determined by the legal and financial agreements that are in place."
Yes, but not for reasons that would necessarily cheer fans of stronger governance if by that is meant stronger exercise of ownership rights by shareholders.
The Norwegian Government will decide later this year if "the exclusion of coal and petroleum companies is a more effective strategy for addressing climate issues and promoting future change than the exercise of ownership and exertion of influence".
The Norwegian finance ministry, which manages the $850bn fund, said: "An expert group will evaluate whether the exclusion of coal and petroleum companies is a more effective strategy for addressing climate issues and promoting future change than the exercise of ownership and exertion of influence".
Something like this is a co-operative project, but if you're too respectful of the original material you can't exercise a sense of ownership and therefore any sort of power over it.
But these days activist shareholders appear to be all over Europe, where attitudes toward owning stock and exercising the rights of ownership are changing significantly.
Secondly, participation in the exercise fosters ownership of the established priorities among those involved, thus increasing the chances of implementation of the priorities.
In addition, evidence indicates that governments significantly increased their roles in market regulation in place of exercising ownership control.
"The forced recruitment of girls and young women into gang-related activities, and especially being forced into prostitution through providing 'conjugal visits' to gang members in prison, are extreme forms of sexual exploitation and human degradation that involve exercising powers akin to the right of ownership over these individuals," Bhoola said.
Our goal is to keep creating more ways for customers to exercise ownership of the brand".
The Fund recognises the need to ensure that developing country partners exercise ownership of climate change funding and integrate it within their own national action plans.
Italian families have long been criticised for constructing complex chains of ownership which allow them to exercise control over large groups with minimal outlay.
